Decimal to Binary Convert

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You can convert any decimal number to its equivalent binary
representation, you can even convert the decimal number "9,
999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999, 999" (28-digit) to
binary. Thanks to "Decimal" data type in Visual Basic and
VB.NET. You can also change the input value Num to any VB valid
data type: Byte, Long, Integer ..etc Furthermore, this function
is fast, Unlike other functions that use RECURSIVE CALLING
algorithm that wastes the time pushing/popping onto/from the
stack.

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26783.zip

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Languages:

Basic, Visual Basic

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Release date:

4/4/2003

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720 Bytes

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Number of downloads:

5970

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Very useful utiltiy, here's a twist Posted by: Dave on Saturday, January 17, 2004

instead of the Do Until loop, use a for-next loop to keep ALL desired bits showing, not just from the MSB and to its right. For example, I used this code to convert data from a home-made 8-bit ISA port to a binary display type, and I needed all 8 bits to show, no more, no less. I ran a for-next from 1 to 8, and got what I needed.

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